Monday afternoon's candidate announcement marks the beginning of the Engineering Student Council's week-long campaigning period. The top two positions for ESC 2010 remain uncontested, with members of the Expresh party Heather Lee and Joffre Andrade running for Class president and vice president respectively.
ESC already voted on its next Executive Board in a closed internal election on March 23, and chose Whitney Green, SEAS ’10 and current ESC secretary, as the next ESC president. For more information on the E-board elections, click here.
Voters can hear the candidates sound off at a forum, which will be held on Friday from 5-7 p.m. in Lerner's Satow room.
Voting will run from April 13 to April 15, giving candidates one week to campaign--a period shorter than those at other Columbia undergraduate schools, though longer than the ESC campaigning period has been in the past.
See below for full list of candidates.
2010
Class President
Heather Lee - Expresh
Class Vice President
Joffre Andrade - Expresh
Class Representative
Austin Brauser – Equilibrium Party
Stanley Chen - Equilibrium Party
Liza John
Varun Gulati
2011
Class President
Kamal Yechoor - Synergy
Kimberly Lipman-White
Class Vice President
Dana Ibarra - Synergy
Class Representative
Albert Miller - Synergy
Epsita Hoque - Synergy
2012
Class President
Judy Kim – Fu My Life
Tsado, Alexander Omokhude - Lion’s Alliance
Yongbok Scott Lee – Fun Foundation
Class Vice President
Santosh Balachandar - Fu My Life
Tianning Mary Ye - Lion’s Alliance
Katherine Bell - Fun Foundation
Class Representative
Rebecca Frauzem – Lion’s Alliance
Mailing Wu - Fu My Life
Eric Tang - Lion’s Alliance
Spencer Almen - Fu My Life
Aman Eyasu - Fun Foundation
Ben Ye - Fun Foundation
University Senator (two-year term)
Timur Dykhne
Daniel Nitiutomo
Eric Hirani
Alumni Affairs
Ini Li
Emma Lebwohl
Academic Affairs
Mike Wymbs
Student Service Representative
Sahil Shah
Nathan Lee
CCSC Liaison
Jennifer Vettel
GSSC Liaison
Nathan Levick
SGA Liaison
Jessica Lewis
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